F-35

If India is to be a major power it needs a defense industry base. Economic woe in the West is an opportunity.

If India is to be a major power it needs a defense industry base. Economic woe in the West is an opportunity.

The possibility that India’s Air Force could purchase the F-35 fighter has people talking. New Delhi should resist.

The U.S. may not be willing to sell Taiwan its latest F-16. But the Harrier jet could fill in some blanks for Taipei.

The U.S. is keen to find new markets for its F-35 fighter. India and Japan would certainly fit the bill.

A top US general outlines his priorities for the US Air Force as the service is forced to confront tight budgets.

Is a key partner in the F-35 consortium having doubts about the fighter’s anti-surface weapons systems?

Is a rising price tag making Australia think twice about its planned F-35 fighter purchase from Lockheed Martin?

Will the United States’ next fighter jet place more emphasis on energy efficiency than radar evasion?

Indonesia and South Korea are working on a new fighter, the KFX. But is there really any need for the programme?

Japan needs to revamp its air force. But with a tight budget and constitutional constraints, will it have to import it all?

The biggest obstacle to China developing a fleet of stealth J-20 fighters could be the cost of producing them.